We offer two types of evaluation plans:

- Traditional 2-Step Evaluation: This plan consists of two phases that you must pass before being validated to trade on a funded account.

- 1-Step Evaluation: This plan requires you to pass only one phase to be validated for a funded account.

These plans are designed to assess your trading skills comprehensively and ensure you are prepared for real market conditions.

- 2-Step Evaluation:
- Phase 1: 8% profit target
- Phase 2: 5% profit target

- 1-Step Evaluation: 10% profit target in one phase.

These targets are set to challenge your trading abilities and demonstrate your consistency and profitability.

For 2-step evaluations, the maximum overall drawdown allowed is 8%, meaning your account value can not drop below 92% of it's original value. For 1-step evaluations, the maximum overall drawdown is 6%.

This limit is in place to manage risk and ensure the sustainability of your trading account.

The maximum daily drawdown allowed is 4%, meaning your account value may not fall below 96% of it's original value from the beginning of the day.

This daily limit helps prevent significant losses within a single trading day and encourages disciplined trading.

Upon passing Phase One of the evaluation, you will receive your credentials for Phase Two. This progression indicates your proficiency in trading and readiness to move to the next stage of the evaluation process.

After successfully passing Phase Two, we will review your trades to ensure all rules were followed. Once confirmed, you will receive a contract agreement, complete the KYC (Know Your Customer) process, and become a funded trader. This final step validates your trading skills and allows you to trade with our simulated capital.

No, there is no time limit for completing the evaluation. You can take your time and trade at your own pace, ensuring you meet the required targets without any added pressure.

No, we do not offer a scaling plan. While some firms do, we believe it is not realistic. In practice, scaling is rarely achieved due to its high difficulty.

Our challenges are balance-based to provide the safest possible conditions for traders.

No, news trading is strictly prohibited. We define news trading as any trading activity, including opening or closing trades executed within two minutes of high-impact news events. This includes any entry limits, take-profit or stop-loss activated in the period. This restriction applies to trades on instruments directly affected by the news event. News trading will result in a hard breach of your account if detected.

You aren’t allowed to open more than 3 positions on the same instrument in the same day. This rule is designed to prevent over trading and leveraging to promote responsible risk management. If this is done will result in a soft breach. 2 soft breach’s results in your account being FULLY BREACHED.

The max loss on the account is 8% from your initial balance (absolute drawdown) and 4% daily drawdown that is taken from the closing equity going into the new trading day if you are holding a position or balance of your previous day. This is taken at 22:00 BST

E.g. If you have a 100K account and you're in a trade and the equity is $108,000 at 21:59 BST going into 22:00 which we consider a new trading day, then after rollover, your daily max loss will be $4,320. Meaning if your equity goes below $103,680 your account will close.

Yes, certain trading practices are strictly prohibited to maintain a fair and transparent trading environment:

- Exploiting errors or latency in the pricing and/or platform(s) provided by the Broker.
- Utilizing non-public and/or insider information- Front-running trades placed elsewhere.
- Engaging in trading practices that jeopardize the relationship between Breakthrough Capital and the broker, or that may result in the cancellation of trades.
- Conducting trades that create regulatory issues for the Broker.
- All-or-Nothing Trading, which involves risking the entire account on a single trade.
- Engaging in any trading style deemed too risky by Breakthrough Capital, which will result in a breach and refund of the account.
- Hedging positions within the same trading account, between accounts owned by the same trader, or between accounts owned by different traders is prohibited. Hedging involves opening two opposite positions on the same asset, regardless of lot size or calculated risk, and is banned to ensure fair trading practices.
- Using third-party strategies, Expert Advisors, or off-the-shelf strategies marketed to pass assessment accounts will lead to a breach of your account or payout. You may be required to prove the originality of your EA by presenting its code if requested.
- Utilizing one strategy to pass an assessment and another in a simulated funded account is prohibited, as determined by Breakthrough Capital at its sole discretion.
- Successfully completing each challenge individually is essential. You cannot duplicate trades (manually or via EA) from a master account to an evaluation account or between evaluation accounts.
- Gambling, defined as taking more than 50% of trades in under a one-minute hold time, opening five positions in a losing trade, or betting one direction and holding until passing or failing, is prohibited.
- Abusing the simulated environment by executing large-volume trades without a clear or logical trading strategy is prohibited. Such accounts may face warnings, limitations, or termination.

No, trading accounts must be used exclusively by the account owner. Any violation of this rule, including using a VPN (Virtual Private Network) or VPS (Virtual Private Server) to connect, will result in a breach of terms and account closure. Additionally, third-party services related to account management, such as "pass your challenge" services or copy trading, are strictly prohibited to maintain the security and integrity of the trading account.

No, news trading is strictly prohibited. We define news trading as any trading activity, including opening or closing trades executed within two minutes of high-impact news events. This includes any entry limits, take-profit or stop-loss activated in the period. This restriction applies to trades on instruments directly affected by the news event. News trading will result in a hard breach of your account if detected.

No, trading cryptocurrencies during the weekend is not allowed. This restriction helps manage risks and ensures fair trading conditions for all participants.

Yes, you are permitted to hold trades over the weekend. This flexibility allows you to maintain your positions without interruption, taking advantage of market movements that may occur during this period.

If a rules violation is detected, your account will be reviewed by our team. Depending on the severity and nature of the breach, your account may be closed, and any relevant actions will be taken. We strive to maintain a fair trading environment and will make decisions based on the available information.

For the gambling rule you cannot risk more than 2% on a single trade or your account will be breached we look for good risk management and not gambling. This is for live accounts. 2.75% for evaluations will result in a soft breach but if done twice will results in a full breach.

If you are inactive for more than 30 days on your funded account, the account will be breached. We require active traders to maintain account integrity.

You aren’t allowed to open more than 3 positions on the same instrument in the same day. This rule is designed to prevent over trading and leveraging to promote responsible risk management. If this is done will result in a soft breach. 2 soft breach’s results in your account being FULLY BREACHED.

All trades must remain open for at least 2 minutes. While we understand some trades may close quickly, we require a trade duration of at least 2 minutes. The first violation will result in a soft breach, but repeated breaches will lead to a hard breach.

Yes, there is a 10% profit cap on all earnings. For example, on a $100,000 account, the maximum profit you can make is $10,000. This rule is in place to ensure the sustainability of the business and the longevity of the prop firm. We've implemented this policy based on lessons learned from other firms and their experiences.

No, news trading is strictly prohibited. We define news trading as any trading activity, including opening or closing trades executed within two minutes of high-impact news events. This includes any entry limits, take-profit or stop-loss activated in the period. This restriction applies to trades on instruments directly affected by the news event. News trading will result in a hard breach of your account if detected.

The max loss on the account is 8% from your initial balance (absolute drawdown) and 4% daily drawdown that is taken from the closing equity going into the new trading day if you are holding a position or balance of your previous day. This is taken at 22:00 BST

E.g. If you have a 100K account and you're in a trade and the equity is $108,000 at 21:59 BST going into 22:00 which we consider a new trading day, then after rollover, your daily max loss will be $4,320. Meaning if your equity goes below $103,680 your account will close.